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• • ramones
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  • 25 Mar, 2015
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  If you change the value and then click on the layout it won't save the change. If you click somewhere on the toolbar or press enter it will.

• • ramones
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  • 24 Mar, 2015
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  Try these two conditions:

  Sprite: isFull = 0

  System: Pick random instance

• • ramones
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  • 23 Mar, 2015
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  You need to put the two conditions into the same event.

  jigsaw_snap.capx (r200)

• • ramones
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  • 23 Mar, 2015
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  Check the distance between the dragged sprite and its cutout and when it's within a certain distance then drop and position the sprite. The sprite and its cutout both have the origin point in the same place.

  

  (The second condition is "System: Compare two values")

• • ramones
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  • 22 Mar, 2015
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  Use else.

  If frame = 0: set frame to 1

  Else: set frame to 0

• • ramones
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  • 22 Mar, 2015
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  No, in the set size action in your screenshot where you set the width to (320 - (Sprite.X/7)), you need to set it to -(320 - (Sprite.X/7)) if the sprite is mirrored.

  In other words:

  if not mirrored: set width to (320 - (Sprite.X/7))

  if mirrored: set width to -(320 - (Sprite.X/7))

• • ramones
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  • 22 Mar, 2015
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  Mirroring sets the width to a negative value. If the sprite width is 100px and you mirror it, it becomes -100px. So when you change the size you need to set it to a negative value if you want it mirrored.

• • ramones
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  • 20 Mar, 2015
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  Yeah if you teleport an object with physics behavior it loses it's velocity. You can store the old values and then restore them afterwards like this:

  Edit: The forum isn't letting me add attachments...

  

  https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/836 ... ocity.capx

• • ramones
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  • 20 Mar, 2015
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  Probably because you're only applying the force for 1 frame. Try using "apply impulse" instead.

• • ramones
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  • 18 Mar, 2015
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  ID is an instance variable on Waypoint and TargetID is an instance variable on Enemy. The condition is Waypoint's "compare instance variable" condition.

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• • ramones
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  • 11 Mar, 2015
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  No. Very easy.

  The NW local storage is separate from your browser's local storage. It's a sqlite database file. You can easily edit any of the values with something like: http://sqlitebrowser.org/

• • ramones
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  • 9 Mar, 2015
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  There's an example of what you're talking about here:

• • ramones
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  • 3 Mar, 2015
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  "something <en=""blah""> something something"[/code:1ivx26pl]
  
  Yo dawg I heard C2 likes quotes so I put quotes on your quotes.
  
  (or you can load from a file)
• • ramones
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  • 3 Mar, 2015
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  Yes, you can do that with the "Request URL" action.

• • ramones
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  • 26 Feb, 2015
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  Use "is overlapping" instead of "on collision" and it will work.